OR THE MYSTERIES OF CREATION: BEING AN ANALYSIS OF THE NATURAL FACTS STATED IN THE HEBRAIC "IN BEGINNING GOD CREATED THE HEAVEN and the Earth.”—Gen. i. 1. NEW YORK: 310 BROADWAY. . 1893 From the library of Prof. A. P. PEABODY (82) Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1857, BY THOMAS A. DAVIES, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States in and for the Southern District of New York. SAVAGE & MCCREA, STEREOTYPERS, 13 Chambers Street, N. Y. ΤΟ SAMUEL COOKE, D. D., MY PASTOR AND FRIEND, THIS WORK IS MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED. Ir affords me great pleasure to be enabled, by this slight testimonial, to thank you for the benefit which I have derived from your searching and elucidating mind, exercised in our relations of pastor and hearer. Your uncompromising views, in the establishment of truth (strike where it may), are of that exalted character which command my respect and admiration. In the following work there may be errors, and it is hoped there are truths also: whether errors or truths, time will separate them, as the winnower does the chaff from the wheat; and the former will pass away into oblivion, while the latter will survive. I remain, as ever, Your friend and Humble servant, THE AUTHOR. |